When the mind is absolutely still, when it is no longer engaged in what we call ‘worship’—where every worship has a worshipper and the worshipped, or the thinker and the thing thought of—when the observer and the observed cease as a dual fact and becomes one, resulting in just observance, then what takes place is known as the ‘discovery of the Self’.
Sri M said...
When the mind is absolutely still, when it is no longer engaged in what we call ‘worship’—where every worship has a worshipper and the worshipped, or the thinker and the thing thought of—when the observer and the observed cease as a dual fact and becomes one, resulting in just observance, then what takes place is known as the ‘discovery of the Self’.
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